Meanwhile, the Gunners recorded all three points, beating struggling Sheffield United 5-0, with Eddie Nketiah netting his first-ever Premier League hat-trick. The two London sides will battle it out on Wednesday evening in the fourth round of the League Cup, with Kudus now claiming that David Moyes' men will be up for the game.
"It was very disappointing,” the Ghana international told West Ham TV. “We want to win every game, but it’s done now and we need to focus on the next game…
"If you don’t score then you need to not concede, but we didn’t do that today. We need to learn from that and focus on our next game…
"We definitely want to bounce back against Arsenal. The good thing is there are a lot of games and we don’t have time to be too disappointed.
"The focus now has to be on Arsenal, our next game, and how we do better." Arsenal will be keen to progress to the next round, having failed to reach the final since 2018 when Arsene Wenger lost out to Manchester City, with Arteta the Citizens' assistant coach at the time.
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